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First I found this tool very usefull. Thank you for sharing it!
A)
Is it possible to have an option like in you can find in wget/curl to import all/many cookies (ex. from chrome extension get cookies.txt) at once?
wget --load-cookies cookies.txt
B) Is it possible to parse offline (ex. downloaded with wget) .html file and get the same amount of links?
C) I have no idea how to build an .exe. I would be thankfull if you could release binary 1.0.x with future releases.
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Hey! Thanks, that nice to hear that someone uses this tool.
I should be able to add your suggestions this weekend when I will find some free time.
The release should be available under releases, with an exe to download. Ignore the latest release - the only thing that changed there is the project name, since I changed my github username.
Although (at least in linux), both is already possible with some rudimentary bash knowledge:
-b "$(cat cookies.txt)"
And for the offline parsing: Serve the directory with the downloaded file with python3 -m http.server 8080 and then run the tool on http://localhost:8080. Although naturally that will not work recursively.
@eversinc33
First I found this tool very usefull. Thank you for sharing it!
A)
Is it possible to have an option like in you can find in wget/curl to import all/many cookies (ex. from chrome extension get cookies.txt) at once?
wget --load-cookies cookies.txt
B) Is it possible to parse offline (ex. downloaded with wget) .html file and get the same amount of links?
C) I have no idea how to build an .exe. I would be thankfull if you could release binary 1.0.x with future releases.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: